A 1970s vector targeting display that happens to tell the time. An Apple Watch app that runs entirely on the wrist, with no companion app and no data collection.
Some pilots switch off their targeting computer at the critical moment. Yours now tells the time, so maybe leave it on. A wireframe tunnel, red range lines closing in, a crosshair that locks on, and the time underneath in a big angular readout.
An always-on watch face-style app in amber or phosphor green, with a starfield background, Digital Crown radio callouts (mutable), a Mission Briefing that scrolls your week's calendar, and a biometrics readout of rings, steps, heart rate and sleep. Everything runs on the watch itself: no phone app, 1.7 MB, nothing collected.
watchOS is a different discipline from iOS: tiny canvas, strict battery budget, always-on rendering rules, and its own App Store review quirks. Very few freelancers have shipped one. If your product needs a wrist companion, this is the proof it can be done well.
Live on the App Store at $1.99, updated within weeks of launch based on the first reviews.
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